From Khanyi Mbau to Zuma’s take on single women, to a pastor who blamed Marikana on feminists. Verashni Pillay summarises the worst Women’s Month yet.
He’s been accused of hijacking the Marikana tragedy, now Julius Malema is assembling a legal team to help free 200 miners jailed after the massacre.
Do the world’s central banks plan to restart the printing presses? The question has preoccupied markets for months. This week may yield some clues.
Water scientists say mankind may have to switch almost completely to a vegetarian diet over the next 40 years to avoid catastrophic shortages.
The tide has begun to turn against Zuma with the textbook saga, Nkandla and Lonmin all stacking up against him.
The ANC Youth League in Cape Town will march to Premier Helen Zille’s office on Monday, but she said police were ready to meet marchers in her stead.
At least four people were killed in an exchange of fire between soldiers and unidentified gunmen at an army checkpoint in southern Cote d’Ivoire.
The seizure by the government of a massive, prized wildlife reserve in Zimbabwe could spark a targeted withdrawal of Western aid, diplomats say.
The Lonmin mine tragedy has been hijacked by "counter-revolutionaries" who wish to undermine the alliance, ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe.
Dodging beret brigades and tipsy patrons, Mpho Moshe Matheolane finds much to like at the Joy of Jazz festival. But was Manu Dibangu worth the wait?